Night Vale Presents
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A truck driver searches across America for the wife she had long assumed was dead. In the course of her search, she will encounter not-quite-human serial murderers, towns literally lost in time, and a conspiracy that goes way beyond one missing woman.
A highway becomes real when you decide it is, and your map can take the night off.
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A desert, a highway, and a reality that changes when the narrator chooses what is real.
An unnamed woman leads the narrator into an American landscape that should not be able to exist, where desert, river, farmland, and highway seem to occupy the same unsettled ground.
A sharp TV discussion finds comic precision in a therapy scene that ends at the stairs.
The episode moves through prestige-TV history with enough scene-level absurdity to keep the criticism lively. It frames the series as one of the most visually interesting shows in the conversation, then connects that polish to its awards run: repeated Outstanding Drama Series…
A Halloween episode where a museum theft and an ice cream truck make ordinary places feel uncanny.
A private museum turns into the scene of a theft by something that barely bothers to pass as human. James sees a statue shatter, loses a trinket that first seems minor, and tries to convince himself that a collection built from rare, singular objects can absorb the loss.
A desert race, a strange shrine, and a farewell turn the episode's weirdness personal.
An RV outside a desert town gives Alice, Tanya, and the narrator a close view of what locals simply call a race. They wait through dusk as engines rise, headlights cross the empty distance, and a pillar of flame appears before a violin-like sound seems to move through their…
Strange fiction, carefully displayed after dark.
Collaborative horror with a beating heart.
Queer urban fantasy about living on after the story ends.
On St. Gaff's, the milk is the least of it.
A truck driver searches across America for her presumed-dead wife, encountering supernatural horrors and a conspiracy.
Joseph Fink promotes his new show The Best Worst, which analyzes the best and worst episodes of classic TV shows, using The Sopranos as an example.
Creator Joseph Fink announces a sequel series to Alice Isn't Dead, explaining the production and Patreon support.
A trailer for a new fiction podcast from the creators of Welcome to Night Vale, promoting an Audible original series about unlicensed PIs investigating a strange case.
This episode is an excerpt from Joseph Fink's middle grade novel 'The Halloween Moon', read by Kevin R.
Alice Isn't Dead: Live Ep: The Finish Line follows Joseph, Alice, and Tanya into a remote town east of Raleigh and near the Chocolate Mountains, where locals Lisa, Luis, and Tito talk about an illegal race on an abandoned highway.
Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor argue that creative progress comes from regularly executing ideas, because practice develops skills and artistic muscle memory.
A truck driver searches across America for her presumed-dead wife, encountering supernatural horrors and a conspiracy.
A truck driver searches across America for her presumed-dead wife, encountering supernatural horrors and a conspiracy.
A live performance of Alice Isn't Dead, a standalone show about weird sights in Los Angeles, introduced by creator Joseph Fink.
A truck driver searches across America for her presumed-dead wife, encountering supernatural horrors and a conspiracy.